I haven't had a chance to test this new feature yet, but I'm wondering is it simply a pre-process that accesses all the dependencies and makes a local copy with pointers rewritten as necessary or is it actually modifying the Ant processes to allow direct operation on HTTP-based resources? If the former, what user agent string does Oxygen use when making the HTTP requests? I'm thinking about this in the context of our content management systems (RSuite CMS, DocZone, RSuite Cloud), where currently we have built-in facilities to do map export and then run the Toolkit but where all the resources are URL-accessible and so could be processed directly. However, in most cases, some amount of transformation is required to be applied to the data as it comes out of the repository, either to filter out things like CMS-specific metadata or to rewrite pointers to reflect the location as exported. But we also have a facility for imposing transformations into object access requests, configurable by conditions including the user agent. So, for example, if Oxygen is requesting resources specifically in order to then run the Toolkit on them, given a distinguishing user agent string I could configure transforms to condition the data as it comes out without having implement a completely separate export action. That would be very handy. On the other hand, if it is the Toolkit, not Oxygen that is requesting the resources, that might require different transformation logic, not sure. So really I'm just curious about what's really going on under the covers. Cheers, E. -- Eliot Kimber Senior Solutions Architect "Bringing Strategy, Content, and Technology Together" Main: 512.554.9368 www.reallysi.com www.rsuitecms.com